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This French film released in 2013 with Dany Boon is coming to Netflix (it’s perfect for a laugh with the family)

Released 11 years ago, this film starring Dany Boon and Valérie Bonneton arrives on Netflix on December 23, just before Christmas. The French comedy promises its share of adventures and polished dialogues, enough to bring the whole family together in joy and good humor.

The children's holidays are just starting but have you already exhausted your stock of Christmas films? Look no further, the solution is on Netflix! This French comedy released in 2013 should delight the whole family and it's coming this December 23. In order to keep its subscribers, the streaming platform regularly renews its catalog with new productions but also with national successes. This Christmas 2024, Eyjafjallajökullnamed after the famous Icelandic volcano which erupted between March and October 2010, is one of the lucky ones.

The film features Dany Boon, who achieved international success with Welcome to the Ch'tis and Valérie Bonneton who plays the eccentric Fabienne Lepic in Don't do this, don't do thatIn an incredible adventure. Although the film received mixed reviews upon its release, it still allows for a light-hearted time with the family. A wacky storyline, tasty dialogues and Dany Boon at the top of his form; all the ingredients come together for a moment of pure entertainment.

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Humor at the heart of the scenario

When the Icelandic volcano Eyjafjallajökull erupts, paralyzing European air traffic, Alain and Valérie's plans are disrupted. These two divorced parents must indeed go to their daughter's wedding in a small village in Greece. While they have hated each other since their separation 20 years ago, the father and mother will have to team up to find a way to get to the ceremony site on time.

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Between schoolboy humor and funny situationsthe couple alternately stealing a police car then a plane, the film offers us a crazy comedy that has captured the hearts of the public. Unlike his previous film A perfect plan, recounting an improbable love story, the film focuses on an offbeat tone which avoids falling too much into caricature. The war between the two characters, made up of successive low blows, gives rhythm to the feature film without the viewer having time to get bored.

Why rediscover this comedy on Netflix?

Between two slices of log or frozen nougat, you might want to take a break. What's better than enjoying a movie from your couch, with the whole family? This will be an opportunity to rediscover the first steps in the cinema of Malik Bentalha in the role of a friend of Cécile, the daughter of Alain and Valérie. Denis Ménochet in the role of Ezékiel, captain of a bus called “the ark of God” is also worth the detour. This comedy also highlights the undeniable comedic talent of Danny Boon, who has since directed other similar stories like Supercondriaque or Crazy raid which we also hope to find one day on Netflix.

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If the scenario does not revolutionize the genre it has the merit, like all Christmas films faithful to their genre, of not disappointing by making you laugh and move. The film also allows you to escape and discover magnificent European landscapesfrom Germany to Greece via Croatia. The comedy has a timeless style that we find with joy, like a Proust madeleine or a guilty pleasure. So don't hesitate to add it to your list of Christmas films to liven up your holiday evenings or to relax after this busy period.

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A versatile journalist, Léa has collaborated with Diplomatie magazine and the Magnum Photos press agency. In 2024, she joined the Auféminin team as a freelancer. Passionate about international news, politics and…


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